Signs

To begin with here is the question: how do we understand each other?

Giving an answer to the question above, I make a reference to Mark Evans, who is the specialist of non-verbal communications. He says that human body gives more reliable information than the words we speak. He also recognizes the involuntary signs of lies.

Apart from facial expressions and postures there is another international universal language – music, which brings people together.

“WOMAD” or “Global Village” is the famous festival of arts, music and dance. Describing it more in details, the festival clarifies that music breaks down language barriers. The idea of WOMAD festival is the brainchild of Peter Gabriel.   

When it comes to our less mentally developed neighbors, each species of animals also use its own unique way of communications.

For instance, scents are essential among ants. Body color is significant for either attracting or warding off other animals. Touches may mean a lot for horses, giraffes and apes, whereas whales, dolphins, elephants and birds use sounds for communication.

To conclude I’d like to say that we should be more attentive towards each other.

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P.S. Highlited words = school rubbish = 35 words.